Moray: Netball Volunteers needed

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Active Schools are looking for Netball volunteers throughout Moray.
We are on the lookout for local residents that are keen to support the development of netball in Moray. Netball is continuing to grow in Moray with our primary and secondary school netball festivals returning in 2023.

⛹Assisting or Leading netball Sessions.
⛹Assisting at our netball Festival during this academic year.
⛹School based or centralised sessions.
⛹Support friendly matches

We are also working closely with Netball Scotland to get a Coach Education course to Moray in the near future.
✍ For anyone interested in volunteering please follow the link: https://form.jotform.com/201912646249356


Information provided by Leuchars HIVE

Armed Forces Pension Scheme - 2015 Remedy updates published

A booklet entitled '2015 PENSION REMEDY: Consultation Response and key details you need to know' has been published today on Gov.uk, and several other guidance documents have also been uploaded recently.

To view these documents, please click HERE

Domestic Abuse - MOD guidance on where to find help

Colerne: Lunchtime circuits at the gym on camp every Tues & Thurs 1200-1300

Please note that spouses must have:

• Completed the membership form and medical questionnaire
• Paid the £5 annual gym membership fee (this may be increasing to £25 in the future) to the Regimental Accountant
• Completed their induction before using the gym equipment or attending the circuits class

You can collect the membership form and medical questionnaire from the HIVE office in the Community Centre on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays 0900-1700. Alternatively please email rc-pers-hive-colerne-0mailbox@mod.gov.uk and the forms can be posted through your door.

Information provided by Colerne HIVE

Wiltshire: You report it, we sort it with the MyWilts app

Have you downloaded the Wiltshire Council reporting app MyWilts?

You can report a number of issues at your fingertips, without having to call the Council or visit one of their hubs. Examples of issues you can report include:

• Abandoned vehicles
• Weather emergencies
• Fly tipping
• Overflowing litter bins
• Graffiti

To visit the website click the link above or download the app via Google Play or the app store.

Information provided by Colerne HIVE

Wiltshire: Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) service from Avon & Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership

 

IAPT stands for Improving Access to Psychological Therapies and aims to help people access support for a range of wellbeing problems.

Many people can struggle to manage their emotions or feelings and need support to find helpful ways to cope. AWP's IAPT services can help you manage a range of common problems.

The three main types of support on offer are:

• Self-help resources, for example information leaflets, relaxing audio media, and access to the SilverCloud website to help with difficulties such as stress, low mood, anxiety and some long-term physical health conditions

• Courses and workshops which you can attend in person or online

• One-to-one appointments, assessments and therapy sessions

For details of the above, including how to self-refer, please click here

Please note that Wiltshire IAPT services are available to anyone from the age of 16 years with a registered GP in Wiltshire. If you are still Serving and would like to access support, please speak with your Unit Welfare team, Army Welfare Service or nearest HIVE.

Information provided by Colerne & Lyneham HIVE

Wiltshire: Volunteers always needed at units across Corsham, Lyneham & Colerne

 

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Across the UK. AWS has 340 volunteers comprised of Service Personnel and families, military civilians and members of the wider community.

They assist Community Development Workers to provide weekly and seasonal activities for young people, including school holiday provision and residential breaks away.

If you have a spare hour or two and would like to help out in your community, please email RC-AWS-SW-Corsham-CSMailbox@mod.gov.uk and one of the team will get back to you.

Information provided by Lyneham and Colerne HIVE

Charlie Charlie One - for Service Personnel and Veterans battling Cancer

Cancer is indiscriminate and does not differentiate; age, gender, ethnicity, background, and status are irrelevant. But those seeking support, regardless of their rank, are united by military service, common values, and, of course, their cancer diagnosis. While established as a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO) in August 2021, Charlie Charlie One seeks to support individuals throughout the United Kingdom.

Visit the website at Charlie Charlie One - Cancer Support

Make yourself heard - 999 calls in the UK when you can't speak

 

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If you’re in an emergency situation and need police help, but can’t speak, Make Yourself Heard and let the 999 operator know your call is genuine.​

Grantham: Lincolnshire's Local Offer

www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/send-local-offer

Information provided by Grantham HIVE